Our Newsletter, the "Congregational Clarion," is published once a month.
The Clarion contains information on many upcoming activities at First Congregational Church. If you would like a copy emailed to you please contact the church office at (801) 487-1357 or contact us by email at firstcongo@qwestoffice.net.
Please click below for an Adobe Acrobat version of the monthly newsletter.
July Clarion 2019 - Click on link for some updated information for July
july_clarion_2019.pdf
The Clarion contains information on many upcoming activities at First Congregational Church. If you would like a copy emailed to you please contact the church office at (801) 487-1357 or contact us by email at firstcongo@qwestoffice.net.
Please click below for an Adobe Acrobat version of the monthly newsletter.
July Clarion 2019 - Click on link for some updated information for July
july_clarion_2019.pdf
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NEWS
Book Club
The Book Club meets each Thursday in the Heritage Room from 2:00 until 3:00 or 3:15. We’d love to have more people join in the discussion.
In case you haven’t seen it ...
Friendship Manor and First Congregational Church are mentioned in the 3rd paragraph of a Salt Lake Tribune news article: http://www.sltrib.com/news/2017/11/15/50-years-later-friendship-manor-remains-a-monument-to-how-faith-groups-can-work-together-to-serve-utahs-elderly/ (or click on the button below)
50 years later, Friendship Manor remains a monument to how faith groups can work together to serve Utah’s elderly. It was a 1961 chat between a Unitarian minister and a Westminster College professor that proved the genesis for Salt Lake City’s Friendship Manor retirement community.
Book Club
The Book Club meets each Thursday in the Heritage Room from 2:00 until 3:00 or 3:15. We’d love to have more people join in the discussion.
In case you haven’t seen it ...
Friendship Manor and First Congregational Church are mentioned in the 3rd paragraph of a Salt Lake Tribune news article: http://www.sltrib.com/news/2017/11/15/50-years-later-friendship-manor-remains-a-monument-to-how-faith-groups-can-work-together-to-serve-utahs-elderly/ (or click on the button below)
50 years later, Friendship Manor remains a monument to how faith groups can work together to serve Utah’s elderly. It was a 1961 chat between a Unitarian minister and a Westminster College professor that proved the genesis for Salt Lake City’s Friendship Manor retirement community.